Physician and Surgeon. ai ' w Medical ID partment of the i ty of the City of New York, late ierbor of the Resident Staff of Belle-

Hospital and th New York Lytng-in Hospital, New York City OFFICI North Side Queen Square

OPPOSITE POST OFFICE

Liestdbeme Near Corner of King and Queen

tletow

ROBERT BEAIRSTO, COMMISSION MERCHANT AND AUCTIONEER.

GOOD REFERENCES Sale Wu Street, Charlottetow: ‘ ‘ Prosthetic Dentistr . fam lito mount Artificial Teeth on ' cinds of plates Aluminum, WwW a Met Kt s Metal thres metals “ : ir vack in the mouth ‘ tloid and Zylonit Y 1. Pr. MURRAY, Dentist SLanip Hloek, Vietoria Row

A. LEOFRED, EVGINEER. QUEBEC MONTREAL

WINING

Robt. Balloch & Co.,

TEA MERCHANTS,

MINCING LANE-----------LONDON

SEN » IN CANADA BY

J. A. MORRISON, HALIFAX

STAMPS WANTED.

ind other

For

4 ted States’

Hw) hy ir’ ago

+ *) each

GEORGE LOWE,

WINES | WINES ! FINEST QUALITY.

» ‘ ‘ Port, Sherry, Claret, Cham- pagne, Xe.

Tite Wives have been in ported from I van houses, and are pure, relia ‘ matured

BYRNE BROS.,

Great George Street

Satarday—Leaves for Crapaud, 3 a. m., ae th

Arrives from:Crapand, 10 a. m., and 9.30 } Mm

Calls at Vernon River every alternate

Wednesday, bevinning 24th May for Mount Stewart every beginning 26th May

Leaves alternate Friday, STEAMER ELECTRA

Charlottetown for Murray Harbor,

and Montague, every Thurs day at 12 a. m

Arrives at Charlottetown from Murray Harbor, Wednesday evening.

p. BL RAILWAY.

Until Purther Notice the trains of this Rail- way will run daily (Sundays excepted) as follows :

Leave

freorgetow!

Trains will leave Charlottetown :

Express for Summerside and Tignish.6 00 am \ecommodation for Mount Stewart, Creorgetown and Souris in” Accommodation for Summersid > -Wpm Express for Mount Stewart, George- town aud Souris. >” Passengers for the West can leave Uhar-

lottetown até a.m., arriving at Summer side atSljanltT at 1S m m., returning maa rihe , reaching Summ ‘side at 415 and Charlott-town at6.20 p.m. Expres Trains close connection at Summerside to and from Point du Chene. Pas- leave Charlottetown

Souris at

Han Steaier sengers going East can 105). oF

até.Sia.m., arriving at Geor town atilOa. m., retarning to Char- lottetown same day, arriving at oh, p.m

rains will arrive at Charlottetown

Express from Georgetown, Souris and ount stewart oD ™ Accomm.«istion from Summerside #4) ~ Accommodation irom Cieorgetown, sourisand Mount Stewart »Hpm Express from Tignish and Sumimcr- sm *

mi che All Trains are ran by Eastern Standard Time. PD. POTTIN TEN General Manager. Moneton,

I. UNSWORTII Superinvcndent Ch'town,

s. R. FOSTER & SON, Manufacturers of Wire Nails, Steel and Lron cut Nails and Spikes, Tacks, Brads, Shoe Nails, Hungarian Nails, Xe. Sr. Joun, N. B.

CARD.

MISS MELLISH,™. L. A. of Mount Allison Ladies College, will open classes in this cit about the first of September nextin Elocu and Physical Culture. The method of instruc- tion will be the same as at the Emerso Sehool of Oratory, Boston.

Miss Mellish will also take a limited nam- ber pupils in Music.

For terms, cte., apply at Residence, Corne Great George and King Streets Ivo

British and Foreign Marine of liverp»ol.

Reliance Marine ot Liverpool.

Nova Scotia Marine of Halifax.

flalls, Cargoes antl Freights insured @& pwest rates. :

Sterling Certificates, payable inany part of

. , issued bs ents. the world, issu on _ W HYNDMAN, C)h'town.

with

The Examiner Publishing Co., —

CHARLOTTETOWN, P, E. ISLAND.

Branch Confectionery.

SS oI have opened a BRANCH CONFECTIONERY in the Store in the Stamper Block recontly occupied by Mr. Theo. L. Chappelle of the Diamond Bookstore. where I will keep everything usually found ina first-class Confectionery. [lam fitting up a new and improved Soda Fountain, which [I will | fer Summer wear have in operation in a few days. I will keep only the best) wooLEn COMPANY is the Finn to Fruits and the purest Confectionery.

W. A. HUTCHESON, Confectioner, STAMPER BLOCK, VICTORIA ROW.

the Way !

Do you want a nice, comfortable SUIT

? THE McKAY

uy it of.. This Month we are

| SPECIAL ‘INDUCEMENTS in SUM-

Prices lower than

or MER CLOTHING.

june 27—eod.

anything ever heard of in Charlottetown.

| ASK YOUR GROCER FOR McKay Woolen Mills.

The Celebrated ze . ; Charlottetown, July 6, 1893.

CHOCOLAT) #004 MENIER nes

wee fore

Kidney Pills

~ ww of.

Annual Sales Exceed 33 MILLION Lbs.

For Samples sent Free write to C. ALFRED CHOUILLCU, MONTREAL.

Lumiage, Bright’s Dis- ease, ki.eumatism and all other forms of Kidney Troubles, we are backed by the testimony of all who have used them.

THs? CURE TO STAY CURED.

By a+ druggists or mail on receipt of price, Dr. L. A. Smith & Co., Toronta,

CO AP reserving Sugar !

The berry season is now here, and almost every house- keeper wants to buy some eood, cheap Sugar for preserv

: Backache, Dropsy,

5° cenia

For Sale or to Let,

The Premises recently o scupied by Mr. John Beer, Corner Cumberland Fitzroy Streets—a commodious and pleasantly sit

‘ing purposes. >» BEER & GOFF have just received over 15,000 pounds of RAW WEST INDIA SUGAR (suitable for either table use or for preserving) which they are offering for sale as cheap as the common Refined Sagar is being sold at. Call early and get a supply of the cheapest and best Preserving Sugar in the City at

BEER & GOF# 3

QUEEN AND KING SQUARE STORFS

Charlottetown, July 26, 1893—m w f

water heating stable and coach house Apply to W. W. BEER,

Jy i9tf

The Latest Fishing Report

isthat MATTHEW, McLEAN & CO.. Souris

East,p iy the highest price in cash for Macker-

| el, Codtish and Hake, delivered at their Ware-

| heuse, and supply the fishermen with the

“ st Bait, Sait Barrels and other supplies. j —dy Zaw wky di

offerin,

have put out my cigar.’ ‘I don't care,’ said she, ‘there ain’t any seats in the other cars, and I’m not going to be com: pelled to breathe this filthy smoke, I

guess I've got as good a_ right here as anybody.’ ” She was “tall, bony ard yellow,” and she

was going to Chicago to lecture, so that she had her way. But it is becoming more and more obvious that if the mer expect to get their rights they will have to fight for them,—Providence Journal. Athletics in the Fatherland,

The German boy, up to his eighteenth or nineteenth year, when he leaves school, is looked upon merely as a ma- chine for grinding out Latin, Greek, and mathematics. So writes Poultney Bige- low in Harper's, and his German experi- ences make him a trustworthy authority. If he has in each week two or three hours devoted to gymnastic exercises, he considers himself fortunate. It never enters his head that he should spend at least three hours a day in out-door gamet of some kind. His teachers hold up their hands m horror at the idea of de- voting as much attention to the physical culture of their pupils as to the cram- ming of their minds with dead know- ledge. Even my excellent German tutor who fitted me for Yale, and who was himself a teacher of gymmasiics, regard- ed it as monstrous that boys should spend two or three hours a day in playing foot- ball or rowing. The whole professorial caste of Germany, loyal as it is to the Hohenzollerns, rezards this Emperor with ill disguised suspicion,

should be a vigorous, typical creature, as well as an educated one. The drudgery of the school boy’s life can scarcely be credited by one who has not lived it,and it is only because the Emperor has suf- ‘ fered under it that he is now so strong au advocate for improvement.

direct result of the unnatural life led by the German boy, has become strangely apparent in late years, through public statistics; but even without them the evils manifest themseives to impartial eyes in the difficulty of getting men of proper build tu fill the ranks of the offt- cers’ corps. If the war department ac- complishes nothing more than to bring pressure upon the academic bodies in this one direction, it will have justified its existence; and if the present kKmperor snould die having done nothing greates than to leave every school child the right to physical development as well a:

tude of every mother and school child ix the fatherland,

The American Idea.

Some women are so ingenjous thai if they are given a ribbon they wi

Judge.

How to Get a “Sunlight” Picture.

uated house, fitted throughout with bot | apparatus — with good |

Send 25 “Sunlight” Soap wrappers (wrappers bearing the words “Why Does a | Woman Look Old Sooner Than a Man”)

| to Levev Bros., Ltd., 43 Scott St., Toronto.

|and yov will receive by post a yretty

'

‘address -arefully.

because | of his desire that the German school boy |

The injury to hea'th, which is the |

mental, he will have earned tlie grati- |

immediately build a bonnet around jt.— |

ple, and sometiiies tal into a wearisome routine. The Curs.i) «a Kudeavor Society aims to win aud young men and women from (.e Sunday-school up-

igi the

ward, Tie juawr socwties enlist the children aud train t..c.4 for their senior societies.

Members may be active or associative. Active members picdge thenselves to attend every mevting of their society, unless providentiasily hindered from doing sv, and to take some audible per- sonal part while present. Every Chris- tian Endeavor Sec.ety has a number of committees to wii some sort of excel- lent church-work is appointed, and the society thus becoies an excellent aid to the pastor and Sunday-school superin- tendent of the cuurch to which it is attached. —Harper’s Bazaar.

Utes and Navajos. No one has ever been the better of a Navajo Indian in trade. Navajos are as superstitious as they are shrewd, and have a mortal dread ofa camera, Nothing will pose for their pictures. The equally difficult to photograph. “What are you <oing to do with that?” asked a handsome Ute on the San Juan River of a Salt Lu.e Tribune correspon- dent. ‘‘We want some Ute pictures for the World’s Fair to put with the white man’s and the Nava jos. | “That's well enough forthe white man and Navajo’s,” replied the Ute, ‘‘but it’s | bad medicine for us. As soon as a Ute has his picture taken he gets sick and dies. We do not want that tool country. It is bai medicine.” | Nothing will iniuce a Navajo to touch | a fish, much less eat it. Swing a fish in the face of a Navajo and the bravest will sun, Who wii explain ?

Utes are

Words avd their Meanings.

A Boston man who, perhaps, knows

| too much, and says that the woodsawer who talked about manufacturing fire- | wood when he meant sawing and split- ing it was correct lecause the word is derived from Lu. ords meaning to do by hand, ads turther: “In the same way: “It could be suid that ‘ek ctr city’ is

| a@science which has something to do with amber; that a ‘villian’ is aman who lives at a country seat; that an ‘epi- cure’ is an imitator of one of the most abstemious of philosophers; tbat ‘cyc- nical’ means ‘philanthropic,’ and that a ‘miscreant’ has merely made a mistake in theology.”

An Acreeabie Reality,

Mrs. Potter Palmer is to be paid $6045 beck salary in Columbian quarter | dollars. The charming lady President | will im stern reality possess a ‘‘barrel of | money” when she presents her vouchers. Be | your druggist says he does not know anything about the cures Membray’s Kidney and Liver Cure have effected, | write to Peterboro Medicine Company, Limited, Peterboro, Ont.

Cold In the Head.

A simple cold in the head neglected is | the fruitful source of catarrh with al! its

attendant evils of bad breath, sick

stomach, headache, deafness, impure

blood, ete. Hawker’s Catarrh Cure is a | perfect and positive cure for cold in the | head, catarrh, influenza, etc. Price only |25 cents. Sold everywhere. Highly ‘ recommended by all who have used it

known to get |

induce them to

im our |

' (Khem AUGUST, teou , . — _ . — we am we y niieieniaasaeteine ote a ere | i Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nervousness & Sleeplessness, | a Flee at the advent of ; | SKODA’S REMEDIES, . z WHEN PHYSICIANS FAIL. e Gro, REDDEN Is 4 RESIDENT OF WIN D- — N.S. Mk. R. Is A MEMBER OF THE ETHODIST CHURCH, AND His CHRIS?- KAN CHARACTER AND INTEGRITY ARE | SLYUNb REPROACH, aa F rERMS fo ile « We $6 ate 3 sia aig ' : ; ; y]i = : i Four Dollars a Year This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Euripides. Single Copies Two Cent . ~ 1@S wo Lents t ‘ od ‘ y ‘ . Nc ‘ ‘ r Y ¥ rep ¥ 2 4 4 | a R ryvu ry’ > ‘ ‘ E ‘Qe - YSZNTYQVH « Y » NEW SERIES. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1893. VOL. 32.—NO. 40 ) i ° + 7 + Le 2 - ; } 18 46 . 4 ee? ’ te = ie oe oe : , ee Ss ae Ce ee s 7 ——— — ) LOCAL TIME TABLES. le A u © 0 ES HIGHLY ENDORSED TiPS HER HAT LIKE A MAN. COV AND Gini. WERREpS Ht. ; Ho 0 Pr 2 - -- : { E.1. RAILWAY. Tle Latest Fad of the Uitrn-Vashionable Cruel Peosttion of Indian Women 2 6 a A Reliable Druggist’s Opin- ne ts scala mow Tock Gi When a suitable boy is discovered they LAINS FOR 1 3 ‘ ° Atthe beginning of the straw hat = ro to itis father’s he und sit down ‘ 1 43 TRAINS FOR THE WEST ° £ - a “a i 5 ts Tatners house and sit Gown ai } WIE C : . 101 of Kickapoo Indian bel son in New York a Fifth avenue’ with him and his relations to disctss t . 2 xpress leaves Charlottetowr 7.00 a. m . «lie, while walking down Broadway rmiuitter. This is calied tl 4 snet | ’ amiking 2 ay itter, “ . Le Batche 6) A i da 3.40 p. m Remedies. one ce carprese a male acquain- ould everything prove satisfactory to , aie : — tance by lifting her broad-brimmed sun = [oth parties, they the © into the ques- Gif i 2 TRAINS FROM THE WEST Every Chemist, Every Botanistandevery | shade in exact imitation of his salute. + : of Teeluck oa cn = ae e- GEO. REDDEN E es at Charlottetown . 7.20] ! physi an who is unprejudiced recognizes int. This is a custom which requires Windsor, N. 8. 749) A “ hb ho in the Kickapoo Indian Remedies rare and t.« girl’s father to pay to the father of Seopa Discovery Co., Wolfville, N. 8. ‘4 4 valuable qualities not possible to be found e i cig : sum of money vYarv oa , oil : GENTs :—I have been a sufferer for sev- ; CAPE TRAVERSE , . in any others. ; s ; ae : cral years with LIVER COMPLAINT TRAVERSE BRANCH. ? 1) rupees to 5900, according tothe wealth — and DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS They als@ recognize the fact that the In- : . 1 A NERVOUSNESS, , rial position of the parties concerned. SLEEPLESSNESS i PILES [rain leaves Emerald Junction. .6.15 p.m a dians by their life, training and natural it of the s “Bre ms we tee Pea ae men | Hid os k etek ; 7 os dat of the amount the “Brahmin” and have tried Physicians, and many s80- ' . wves Cape Traverse ..1.25 a. m sow . oe ure the very choicest kind of ‘Hajam’ receive from 5 to 10 per cent. called cures, but obtained no relief until I arrives Emerald Junction .8&.15 a. 1 rect, ori . and herbs, gathered at the t+ commission. Having come to an I tried your MEDICINES. I have now ; : - a ; right season and properly prepared to pre- derstanding they return to their vil- taken 6 bottles SKODA 8 DISCOV ERY, é 7 ape ‘ Vo p. 1 3 serve their medicinal virtues. ve and report their doings. Siimcald 6 boxes LITTLE TABLETS, and feel 0 inhi ith aes nee No class of people in the world can com- over \ thin on » to the stiri alt iio like a new man, much better than I have Se ———_—_— : : = ath i. tes. pete with the Indians in this particular. { tine re) aie dis ii i | thi been for years. lam satisfied that a con- meer ry! earn wre Ex pre eaves Charlottetown ip. m e e , That is why Kickapoo Indian Scgwa. and aa > a . = “Tealhek h cae i, ine tinued use of : 1 | ’ oe - ee ee Distr’ bution the other /ickwpoo Indian Re1:sdies al. irst sep to the marriage proceedings. SKODA’S REMEDIES, j y : 4 - “5 z - Ao ; . ri 5 r r yy » ] ad te ties lo i ways give$Qn satisfactory result’. 1 -eprist takes with him ouly half the wil COMPLETELY CURE me. I have 1 | DARL reed etoount, the other half being held auch pleasure in recommending these } ‘ Charlot vn.10.20 a. n iver ullafter the marriage has taken REMEDIES to suffering humanity, as VSPAPER \ i i | 6.35 p.1 Or jlace. Sometimes, however, a dis- Vv tay mace a cette 4 iietithcctenonnsil ccd acjeliclls States honest man refuses to pay up the oe ee , JEN. mht ad STEAMSHIPS. balance, They are accompanied on this SKODA DISCOVERY GO., WOLFVILLE, 4. S, ' MPANY, in the STEAMERS CARROLL AND WORCESTER | * gee ppd: 7 Suen po. ges Retent, fe, . - rade sup ail ' . . . . eir servants and musicians, people o : : ; oe Leave Boston for Charlottetown, Saturday, different *Jarts” or caste, in seater b KI Vel ee ee LU a. m Ss ;TpPpr > . reer > : t..e door of ti ““Babor Kay } they wenees ca SHE TIPPED HER WaT LiKE A MAN. aon 5 See ee ee ee Leave Charlottetown for Boston, Thursday, This ay ‘ . ail : 7 as halt, and the boy is brought out attired YO - i tm / : . e imauceration OF & Tat | in holiday clothes of brigt : r anc I > = which has become somewhat common, - eal” . aoe ald " . eae sone _ | RAVE U @ $1.00 STEAMER FASTNET and a Journal r I ys that t eee ee —* 200 P wnal reporter Says - | jaunty litle cap. He is tien seated on ’ toe} | Halifa N.58., for Charlottetow1 rT younger female members of the 409 are ” a = a os z ) . aril vn, : . . gn os. ¥ n four-legge 4 < 5 3 7 g | laves Halifax, N.S, AT NOMINAL PRICES, Pe taking ie an ihe eer dele [tear anne, ctuel, anit hie relniiens I b i or <y i The 2 hs ; oe equat roun iim. 1en the women in wnada or the Arrives ¢ a — from Halifax. about ee oe a . simple | tne “Ungnah” begin tochant and the d ‘ - a Rianeeals ‘ ‘ > Wa >» as can generauy 2 worn aw Tv “ “ im’ @ ' . <n 2 j a And that can only be made possible by our co-operation for without pins or other ‘fastener Ou Reg ie > ae —— seats Zo ‘ one ' otte 0 n fo ummerside, e : : ° ie OF spec see , mn ° ih sei lore 1 wv, mK p acing a ISING RATE shout 10 a. m.. Wednesday the benefit of our Readers. SF en ee ~ ye Pe length of fine folded cloth on the stool ’ ts which are ordered | Arrives Charlottetown from Summerside, 4 — Bre nowledgement of & male friend's | jy front of him, counts out on it the ses die dinintin ST sinaias An en, Wineaninn M. O. Money, East Douctass, Mass. - amount he has brought. The next thing ; AS end Se coon mmrateeteraegaemnee aoe | (| ee : ok fr c : the first insertion, and 20/ Reaves Charlottetown fur Halifax, N.5 Y f i se the i : Mr. M. O. Morey, Dispensing Pharmacist, About American W — takes place is the “hades” or wee- x bt it Bay as aude aki” Gorda, Sean These Books cannot be obtained at Jess than the wholesale price in any other | mast’ Donginss, Mase ise well-known | Wherever we mect the American wo- | Ug itself. | This in one sense is merely ation at the office. Special ¥ th; ec d 2 ib d b ! druggist and a chemist of high standing. | nerever we meet the American Wo- | y betrothal, as after the ceremony the : : — STEAMER ST. LAWRENCI Way thal aS describe ci0W. Under date of February 10, 188, Mr. | man—and we meet her everywhere, in | young couple are separated and do not “Backache the sravercere OF ee Leaves Charlottetown for Pictou, ¥.5., 6 — Morey writes: the ranks of the English peerage and of actually |ecome man and wife till some means the kid- ! of the system 4 oT : ' 4 ; WE take pleasure in announcing r readers that we have made a contrac “It gives me pleasure to Indorse | the highest European aristocracy, 43 | years later. Still the iainiv tain knot hes neys are in “Delay t@ months or ai a from Pictou, N.8., about 6 p.m. | “eereby we can I nish them with standard books at absolutely less than wholesale ee oe eS ae > 9 ; well as in more modest conditions—we | peep tied, and should the bey dks tell tate trouble. Dodd's dangerous, Wap 4 afi alia aa a. : ee ’ Se P | are struck with that marvelous adapta- | jpfancy the girl becomes a“ Musamart” | Kidney Pilis give | lected kiane ss paid for OUTHPORT AND WEST RIVER pr he ok= which we offer each week are by world famous writers and are sonal use, and I always take pleasure bility in which wise men see the sign of | te OF in” saa aie ote ane sinhad fi ; ; mo i dasa , ‘ in recommending the Kickapoo Indian th et te : . sig i 1a © idow and can never marry again; prompt relief troubles resp : ane Steamer leaves Charlottetown for South- | P™™ from absolutely new type specially made for these works rhe books are | Remedies to my customers, particularly | to x a ne - able or OF 8 species. | but, should the boy survive the girl, the eee nt. | in Bad Bloos, vied notices appear ee et mn. aud rans every balf hour | BOUND BY AN ENTIRELY NEW PROCESS which does away with the old style | Kickapoo Indian Ssgwe, which, to my | jt or with Ran ays Seg fC 5 a ecameaaiaanmtnet aati acme by | Cooplenes ane mn ntil 10.20 p ; ; et rsonal knowledge, has proven very | v yhich she accepts the | arain, irst cause i | Compiaint, aoa " sl discounts made on all advertise- | a . athe ~ for Charlottetown, 6.15 of thread or wire binding ach leaf is bound into the book separately and amalga- tanaee = oF to several people inthis | bumerous petty annoyances that every | si z disoidered = hid- she maeedie. { i ' s with Charch Pairs, Basdars, | ““* : : | a i oy - 1, 0.19) vated with the whole, allowing the book to lay perfectly flat when open, giving ease ao = ones with st | change of medium implies, and which cieciineanati tna i . | neys. gerous of all, lies, ete. No notices will be insertes a. m., and runs every half ho Ce sorders agwa has certainly ut the best characters ris She eae a “Mi vel ri ; be tanestes wih Monday—Steamer leaves Charlottetown | 4nd comfort to the reader f 4 e derful res P ; aa Pan oo ~~ aight on well arqnte Disease, wr rate of 1 conte per | * | performed some wonderful cu | submits to them without effort, and It was a happy thought of the Rev try to have a} Diabetes aug for Rocky Point at 2 p.m. and 4 p. m. eee penne The Kickapoo Indian Remedies’ do- criticises them without bitterness; she | Francis F. Clark nif tionatel a +i healté it open.” luesday—Leaves Charlottetown for Rock PREMIUM LIBRARY | Serve the widest recognition and the | i. fut) ; cag 8 pb gee = tl et ttt age Mince 9 ees oe Dice | Pe Phat Tux EXaMtver onsidered by our — st rene sal a P ” : | fullest confidence. The safety | ™ uther, prepared for them by her | ed “Father Endeavor? by a great multi- without sewer- “The avove i M ial — to be th L- Point at 9.30, a. m, l2a.m., and 2) \_ oT , a , a » Pp | guaranteed in the use of this remedy | education, and does not expect to find | tude of bright young people in this and age, as good | diseases cannot { ¥ ! = : : : se ” ae ‘ p.m No. | The Reveries of a Bachelor ; Or, a Book of the Heart.” By Ik. Marvel (Donald | alone is sufficient to commend themto | everything easy. Then the necessity of | other lands. to give to the rss iation health when the | ex ist where ; Jjaable adve ition » naitenes Wednesdav—Leaves Charlottetown for G. Mitchell) | allthoughtfu! people.” | manual labor does not seem to her like a | which originally owed its existence to kidneys are) Dodd's Ki iney . o> oe shotr eens cneieiiins Hocky Point, 9.30 a. m., and 3. p.m No. 2.—* Lays of Ancient Rome,” witl er 100 illustrations By Lord Macaulay t ig vs pod new = ms aad your okie | degrading condition; at most only one | his tact and wisdom lie siigyestive name clogged, they are | Pills are used, . nak eir ne < é % : ; ; ‘ - a Ane! ie, ith ov i istratio : ; 40rd Sack av | » tale 7 r . atic . j . om tt i atlanta ie Be a . pe cake z S Oe 7s : sadeatie sneves tartan Gaal Friday——Leavea Charlottetown for Rocky ea ai Cian le Ss ustvelions 1» Mes. Gaskell Oe ee tt walipaat at ankanenraan | or two generations parate her from the it bears, Tiiis was in 188] Christian Sold by all dealers or sent by mail on receipt a? sont a : ‘ ‘ rd, rill ration by Mrs. Gaske y : . . , |} time when her grandmother kreade| | Endeavor” is at once ch-word and of price go cents. per box or six for eteenenatinhe aus tdention we Point, 9.30 a. m., 12 a. m., and 2 p.m . ao ¢ si ; ach not performing its Duties,anda Dull, | . 5 — : 4 ave su a Wa i-word an Dr. Ana YS : Seturds Leaves Charlottetown for Rocks No. 4.—* The Coming Race, By Lord Lytton | Heavy, Panguid Feeling gives you Warn- | the family bread in the primitive setile- | an inspiration, Tue gathered thousands pote oe sith & Co. Tosante, Write h i enlarge the paper to — ay “4 ‘ ia a wa for R weeks ee a peti ok The Mod > - . By M as, i ing do not aafeor. append to this Signal of ments. These stories are famili © | assembled lately in the picturesque and Pr: it seek obe oint, 8.30 a.m., 9.30 a.m., 2 p. m., | +40. 9 frankenstein; or, Lhe Modert rometneus, y Mrs. Shetiey sis pe ¥ u ‘e. a . pom s ; : ie ¥ +. mm a p.m ee : ra Sun : ee rs es ey feclings out of your to her, and the lessons deduced from | foreign-looking old city of Montreal met asennttiaminanen rue Darcy Exawtner is for sale by the fol- | “ ri ” Charlotiet aes ail No. 6 A Book of Golden Deed=, By C.M. Yonge | gystem before long spell of sickness them are not discouraging or humiliat- | from day to day in crowded churches —— a ving agerts Sunday LAaVOR pariottetown for hocky y - “ 1 \ ” t , i } 3 z 5 i : j . 1 i 4 iced Cae ae CGl os > it orne | makes you its vietim. ing. She is the daughter of y sw . ia ye Eee raat R. HL. Mason, Most Or Charlottetown Point, 9a. m., 12%. m., | p.m, and 2 N M from an Old Manse, . By Nathaniel Hawthorne | Kickapoo Indian Sagwais the best reme- oa hla” ah ce & eo a race of | sang hymn: with enthusiasm, prayed NE RVOU S ii EN! KJ anon, Post OF ee, | Ch 4 iW e : Oh eeo a cae ; oe é ka ve : tatia ¢ grants 10 have ome a great | devoutly, debated ani listened to Ls > . bn No ‘ The Searlet Letter,”. ; ; .. By Nathaniel Hawthorne | 4@y for you to a aaa = ee th people through work, energy and de “Bh i j } EXHAUSTED ¥ y Thee. L. Chappe Queen = treet a . ‘ , ' . sys. 99 ‘ benefit at once and restores health, streng = S , ene - | speeches ani made them just as a » STE iTALITY. LM ‘ Malpe jue Road ' Mondav—Leaves Charlottetown for West No. 9 * Essays of Elia,”. ieawtant By Char:es Lamb an‘ vigor 2: =e Fo pgs it we ee is termination. She has in this at her | similar throng did Last mandi in New Whee ca . ai cP wer 5 Park Roud ieee a | followed. Best of all, you are notilling | command a whole treasury of traditions | Y ; and all Diseases : whatever Laan genase aeeet _ River, 4 p.m ; : : | your system with lodide of Potassium, ; wey of tepcenene | Tere. vase. jermna wt = ‘cee Pehahe a Tuesday and Friday—LeavesCharlottetown Price, 95. Our Prices to senders of 3 Coupons, 6c. Post-paid. aan Stryehnine or Bismuth. from which she draws, not without | They are rallied from far and near— Sasarwawe, No Faniina ation aud advice i Hasaa store Queen werent a4 for New Bridge, calling at Rocky Point | yon do = nave 3S take oy pas wee —_ We mightsay, in listening to | East, West, Nort. Souci. To Montreal person or by lever Gray, News Stall, P tailway, and ; ’ - ———$<$_$_$__$__—__—— | this remedy yelseve yoursel: of sae these stories, that we were heari | asteped “ude re” P been . und Westville at 4 p.m : , re hearing one | there hastened “budeavorers’—the term i Tr , wis. I : <T . cumulation of minerals from its use. ¢ ‘ " M. & T. J. Walsh, Eclectic Bookstore, Sum ROCKY POINT SAIL BOAT The books which we offer « wslv'didkcceerggeenee cecesesesestveseeseeees | Kiekapoo Indian Sagwa restores the of those grandes dames of the past cen- is clumsy, butis used ior lack of a better ‘aaa wt ny a : - : RS WDA ‘ We Change Number Beery tases. : stomach, liver and kidneys to a condition tury omigrants and poor, telling with | one—from every part tf tiis great land, 5 r64 Harry McFarlane, Souris Monday and Thursday—Leaves Charlotte- |... « Britis: 2 eae = : of perfect health and when these organs pride in their memoirs how, to supply | and from every Ciristia: u i i 9 ont yet oe on 5 rm : are superior in every way to: —_. —___—— : | are healthy they need no medicine to make | ¢).4i+ wants. th ’ : fas Nektinn ROAR | Ae A. tenn ast. @towart town for Rocky Point, 9 a. m., 11 a. m. : , e - : acl : | them perform their duties. ' or wants, t ney worked 10 London — or rhaps, missionary station on the globe, Y: 9 iD ie. Clarke, Bikerten. 2 p.m, 4 p.m. and 6 p.m those offered in s» ealled free > BOOK COUPON NO. 17. >) Kickapoo Indian Sagwa, | 7, po mag seer A utilizing their accomplish- | Dr. Clark and his wife have recently " ‘ese — si sata Ph ge tage ae | c j “ibuti ; : | made by the Indians from Roots, Barks and qndies Ane ther cerrect taste, and — | completed a visit to the Endeavor en- : day—I1 a. m., 3 and 6 p. m ook distributions a nd w hich — — en —~ : | Herbs oftheir own gathering and curing. The ns gg eet and a oe robes | Campments, so to speak, the round world : i r , , ie : Sunday Leaves Charlottetown for Rocky . a n Cut out three of these Coupons num- ¢: j aundest Laver, Stomach Blood ns er with t er own aristocratic hands.— | over, everywhere finding the motto ] he W eekly Examiner YP ~ { 0 p.m “e’y |are dear at a ny price, Our bered dierontiy (any poskee as long - : | fronon. Ali druggists. $1 per bottle; 6 for $5. | Popular Science Monthly. | “For Christ aud the Church” as forceful . » Sot : . they are different),and sendto us with > fo _ | ceainnneatlipne sneeinenegnaiannioniniemnenee and magnetic asia tue lithe New Eng- Is ed every Friday morning from the STEAMER JACQUES CARTIER readers will see this ata elance wel nt uaedasia .4 [ot oe pe | Woman's Era. jland town and tie New England office. ft is made up of matter | Tyeaday—Leaves Charlottetown for Or-| py sending for the w orks | Lovely woman has had a great time | pastor's study witere it had its birth, mntnde us appeared in the Daily editions, and well 4.9. m., and 3 p.m o ' o ; Name | at Chicago this year, what with con- In common wits clergymen of every D i ss weekly newspaper—interesting | Welnesday Leaves Charlottetown for | offered above. | gresses about this or that, but according | denomination, Dr. Cisre was confronted, " och iakceah odin a's i os Address to the story told by one downtrodden while serving tiv Williston Congrega- | I ibseription for Tuk WereKkty Exam- verscds Leaves Charlottetown for Or- Don 08 , q\ . and defenceless man she is sometimes in- | tional Church of DP. ruaud, Moime, with | ae tae te and’ bast Of Canada on Ot — 3 ; ave = , Send three Book ( OUPOHS clined to presume upon her superiority, | the problem of beep.ng tiie young people pty ee - — , . ; ‘ “I was in the smoking car,” he says, | in touch with the vest life or t e Courel 1 States, is one dollar per year rrives ell — em aun t >ce ‘ “ ‘ l { Name of Book wanted + oe 1 g car, va, a life on e Cuurch, He a ss } fai =m —_— from ' a il Tu lay and a d 6 ¢ nts i r any ) Ook “enjoying a Perfecto, when a woman In church-work it is ofteu found that ly is rates on the same seale as giver W ednes i : P +. i ‘ i ij F ! i ahove for THe DAILY EXAMINER. ee ed a offered and you will be de- came in and looked around in utter dis- | while there is no «division of interests, | 4 Arrives from rwell wursday, p.m ; a ; ADDRESS “BOOK DEPT.” 4 gust and contempt. She grabbed my there is sepaiution of inierest on the | Friday—Leaves for East River, 4 a. m., lighted with the offer. . | rs ' cP ant 4 cigar out of my teeth and chucked it | part of the olaer and younzer members | n and 3 p.m ; through the window. ‘Look here.ma’am,’ | of the organization, Prayer meetings LIKE ANY OTH } p) OT R DORSEY Arrives from East River, 9 a. m. and N a eed dit when rend said I, ‘this isn’t your car, and that was and religious work oulsiuce the Sunday- ys 4s much Ep j 730 p.m New Books will be announced when re | not the act of: dy, If you had said | school are :onietine, alowed to drift | for INTEZNAL as EXTERNAL cee ” : that smoke was offensive to you I would | wholly into the t.cuis of the older peo- | im 1810

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